Still, not every DM uses monsters in the same way. After decades of D&D content, some monsters may seem tough, but using them can be letting your players off easy.

Bunker Spider Perhaps one of the most horrifying monsters of Lethal Company, especially for arachnophobes, Bunker Spiders are large, almost human-sized spiders whose bodies fill an entire corridor.

The creatures appear almost skeletal, with lanky bodies, sleek skulls, and spines and tails similar to Godzilla's own. Would they have stayed human-sized, or continued growing to make an army of ...

The first “Alien” movie bared its razor-sharp teeth in 1979. Since then, the creature has popped up in eight other films including “Aliens” (1986), “Aliens 3” (1992), “Alien Resurrection” (1997), ...

D&D 2024 Monster Manual Makes Major Changes to Werewolves One of the major reveals in the sneak peek video relates to Lycanthropy, the condition that creates werewolves and other were-creatures.

7 Claymore: Yoma Yoma are grotesque and terrifying monsters that live by consuming human flesh. They can shape-shift into human form, making them difficult to identify and hunt down.

This American body horror film by Brian Yuzna exemplifies the horrors of society before the psychological thriller film Joker in 2019. The Socialities resemble any normal human being, but they are ...

Where the monsters of “Monsters” are all recognizably human, “Grotesquerie” suggests something more cosmic at work, like a darkness summoned in a story by horror master H.P. Lovecraft, or ...